Milan

I've edited your post. Do not use words like that on the forum. Keep it civil.

I like the bucket the most. Do we know yet if the 'Volvo' branding a sticker rather than a printed piece, so it can be reused on other machinery MOCs?

Bucket would be 17 studs wide then, right? Hard to gauge from the top view picture.

Let's make a compromise. I'll move this to the speculation thread, so we can keep talking about it, even if just speculating. And when the usual time comes for the set names, someone can open a proper 2026 topic.

@LegoLord1880 Read the site rules. This site is for adults. Do not state that you are underage, as it is a quick way to get banned. Your posts so far have been fine, but make sure to keep them mature.

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Frontpaged. It is always a good practice to include a picture or two of the real build, otherwise it might be moved to LDD builds. I have added one in your main post

If you tried the pumps by manually pumping, and they provide air, then the leak is in the system. Make sure the pump is working properly. Close the outlet (where you attach a hose) with a finger and push the pump with sense. It should be hard to press it, and it should go up right away. If the pumps are okay, you can check the hoses by attaching them to a pump and close the other side of the hose while pumping. T shape connectors would have to have a visible crack, but check them, too. Switches might also be the issue.

If you have another pump at hand, you can connect it, but pump it manually, to see if the system will start up. You can use the big pump, too. That should also show if there is a leak somewhere (hoses, T piece, switch...).

Have you checked whether the small pump (driven by the motor) is able to pump air at all? It does sound like the motor is driving the pump way too easily, which may suggest a broken pump, or a leak in the system. I remember that the 9V motor on my 8868 sounded like it was working harder to drive the pump once the circuit was filled with air and the big pneumatic cylinders started pushing.

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No problem, thanks for changing it. Have fun

No probs. Have fun.

Hi @vmk Please make sure to post in English. I know your other posts are in English, but we need to have all of them like that. When you get to it, you can edit this one and translate it. Thanks.

@Auroralampinen I have removed 6 of the same video reviews you linked in various Technic topics, and left one. No need to post the same thing all over the board. Thanks.

You are right. It has glitched. I frontpaged it manually.

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Frontpaged. You really should include an image of the real truck to better show how accurate this model is compared to the real thing

Hello @Auroralampinen It's great to see your model progressing! Your dedication is impressive. However, posting updates too often might make it harder for people to follow along. A daily update or a summary of progress at the end of the day would be much better. Thanks, and have fun.